Matthew Thomas wrote:
>Pretty simple, really: that's how every Mac app (that I've ever seen)
>behaves, with the single annoying exception of Mozilla.
>
Fine. (Almost) Every app on *Windows and Unix* I have ever seen has the
application name in the titlebar.
>You aren't. That's the whole idea. Just as when you're hammering some
>nails, you don't need to know (quickly) what brand of hammer or brand of
>nail you're using. It's completely irrelevant to the task.
>
But I need to know that I have a *hammer* in the hand. If there is no
application name in the titlebar, I would only see "Quick Search
Feature", without any hint that it's an email. I might think, the window
were a search dialog, while in fact it's email email talking about it.
(Similar for the "Mozilla" folder.)
Also, it is important for me to know, which implementation of the "tool"
I am using. Some are better than others.
>If you really need to, you can always expand the application switcher in
>the menu bar to show the application name
>
That's Mac-only. If you are proposing Mac-only changes, please say so.
